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What you get
- The melody in clear, simple notes
- Chords above the notes
- The words under the notes
- Your choice of 2 keys
- Instant PDF: your download link appears as soon as you pay, and we email it to you too
Song details
- Song
- Barcheinu Avinu
- Singer
- Shlomo Carlebach
- Keys
- A Minor, E Minor
- Format
- PDF download
The Popular Kumzitz Song: Barcheinu Avinu (Shlomo Carlbach)
Includes:
- Notes
- Lyrics
- Chords
- A or E Minor Scale
If you prefer a different scale, feel free to contact us by email or chat.
You will receive a link to download the sheets after your purchase.
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Questions musicians ask
What is a lead sheet?
A lead sheet is a one- or two-page arrangement with the melody written out and the chord symbols above it, and on most of our sheets the lyrics underneath. It's what musicians read from at simchas, kumzitzes and in lessons.
Which key should I choose?
The key marked “original” matches the recording. Pick another key if the melody sits too high or too low for your voice or instrument. Need a key that isn't listed? Contact us.
What is the half-time version?
Some songs also come in a half-time version: the same song written at an easier pace, which suits beginners and young students.
How do I get my sheet music?
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I'm a music teacher. Can I share a sheet with my students?
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